Three Men in a Boat: To Say Nothing of the Dog Test | Final Test - Medium

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Three Men in a Boat: To Say Nothing of the Dog Test | Final Test - Medium

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 139 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who ends up taking the first rowing shift after Reading?
(a) Harris.
(b) No one because they use the sail.
(c) J.
(d) George.

2. What attracts the men to stop in Streatly, even though they weren't planning on it?
(a) Their food falls overboard.
(b) It seems charming.
(c) The dog is going crazy on the boat.
(d) They can't take being seasick anymore.

3. How much money does J. have to pay for the boat he rents with friends on a windy day?
(a) No money.
(b) A few dollars.
(c) Quite a bit.
(d) Only one shilling.

4. What kind of stew does the group think they are making?
(a) An "American" stew.
(b) An "Irish" stew.
(c) An "English" stew.
(d) A "Scottish" stew.

5. What kind of canned item can the men not get open during their trip?
(a) Peaches.
(b) Gravy.
(c) Peas.
(d) Pineapple.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does J. notice changes a man's outlook as the group rests near Picnic Point?

2. What does J. think is the best way to get a tea kettle to boil?

3. What historic document was signed at Manga Charta Island?

4. Which character (other than J.) has a rough night sleeping near Picnic Point?

5. Who follows the men to their boat as their stored food is being replaced?

Short Essay Questions

1. What formula does J.'s friend have when it comes to exaggerating his fishing successes?

2. What kinds of complaints does J. have about steam-powered boats?

3. What does George decide to do once he realizes he cannot go back to sleep the night his watch stops working?

4. Why does J. have to pay a lot of money after he and some friends rent a sailboat on a windy day?

5. What does J. complain about sarcastically concerning the problem with being towed?

6. How does Montmorency react to the tea kettle the night everyone makes stew?

7. How do George and J. end up getting to Henley?

8. Why do the men decide to get their clothes washed in Streatly?

9. Why does J.'s ode to night at the end of Chapter 10 seem so out of character?

10. Who is J. with when he gets stuck on the punt?

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